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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, May 21,1960

Dope Roundup (Conttnuea rrom rare 1)

ward R. Cass. All toll, 21 city policemen and federal egents using three patrol wagons and eight squad cars conducted the raids. The 24 men and one woman had a total of 515 previous arrests on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to mur-

der. i In a statement this week .Carl! C. Schmidt, in spec to’■of detectives, said the number of thefts from cars here has dropped 50 percent since the May 4 roundup. He called the figures “tremendously significant” In the first 24 hours after the mass a v rest not one case of auto larceny was reported, according to Schmidt. “The fact that the frequency of these crimes has been cut in half shows the addicts’ need to steal so they can get their dope," he said.

BUFFET DINNER EVERY SUNDAY Entrees, Vegetables, Salads. Relishes 1:00-7:00 P. M. — Adults $1.10 Children to 12 Years of Aee 65c Dinner 75c to $1.50 None Higher All Dinners Include 2 Veg. and Salad Open Daily 7:30 A. M.-7:00 P. M. Sunday 1:00 P. 111.-7:00 P. M. Wolker Coffee Pot Entrance on West Street WALKER BUILDING SARAH BOWMAN, PROP. ME. 4-0069

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CAMERAS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SHOTGUNS TYPEWRITERS RECORD PLAYERS MISC. MDSE. SPECIAL

6x30 BINOCULARS With Leather Case Original Price $27.50

OUT OF PAWN $13.88 EASY CREDIT TERMS

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2929 Northwestern

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NOTICE TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS

BROWNIE IS BACK!

COONS

5 to 7 Lb. Average This Is a Lot of Meat

Ea. $1.25

GENUINE 3 to 5 Lb. Average LAMB BREAST ... Lb. 15c YEARLING LEG OF LAMB Lb. 49c

OLEO 2 Lbs. 35c

... 5 Lb. Bog 39c

SURFINE

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WE GIVE HOLDEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EACH 10c FOOD PURCHASE

Open Sun. 8 A. M. to 1 P. M., Closed Wed. After 2 P. M.

Q. What do you mean CLEAN... CLEAN...CLEAN? A. WE MEAN THAT THE CRISPEST, DRIEST MARTINI UNDER THE SUN IS MADE WITH CLEAN-TASTING FUISCHMANN’S GIN $3.99 4/5 QT - • •smifs non American grain .» pimf • the reiswmann distrlmc coir., newtohcitt

Use Stop & Shop Coupon This Week I At 28th St. Store Thrifty housewives are taking advantage of the everyday 1 o w prices at Stop & Shop food discount center, 28th and Capitol Ave. Bq sure and u c e the COUPON In Stop & Shop’s advertisement on page two this weekend. It’s good for 5 lbs. of sugar for 29 cents with a $5.00 purchase or more. Shop the store where you get the b£st in quality merchandise at the lowest prices. Take (the COUPON with you when shopping Friday and Saturday at the 28th and Capi-

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WRAPPED IN BLOOD: When little 9-year-old Charles Spurlock, walking in the vicinity of 15th and Mill, spotted what he thought to be a little baby's body partly submerged in water under a bridge — he almost shook it off to be a figment of his own imagination — but it wasn't. He took a second look and ran for help. Police arrived to find, beside the body of the premature infant, a paper sack containing newspapers, women's clothing and a man's undershirt. Dr. James Anderson, deputy coroner, is shown here examining the articles. Dr. Anderson said the male tot was approximately 22 weeks old

Benjamin F. Hannah Benjamin F. Hannah, 93, died May 10th in his home, 1129 N. Pershing. Services were held May 13th in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill

Cemetery.

Mir. Hannah was born at Kingston Springs, Tenn„ and had been a resident of Indianapolis 43 years. He was a retired gardener and a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include three sons, Kenneth and Hadley Hannah, Indianapolis, and Lavirt Hannah of St. Louis: two daughters, Mrs Gallic Baird, Indianapolis, and Mrs

Wife Slays Continneo from rare 1 told a Recorder reporter that Abernathy had another patron in the tavern make a phone call for him and left, when his wife followed him out cursing in a loud

voice.

The couple argued on the sidewalk for 10 or 15 minutes, Sulkoff said, when he noticed they both had knives and phoned the police. When she appeared in Municipal Court 5 Saturday, Mrs. Abernathy was bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge. But her atI tomey, H. Perry Smith filed a writ of habeas corpus in Criminal Court 1 Wednesday and Judge Richard Salb reduced the charge to manslaughter and set bond at

$1,000.

Funeral services for Abernathy were incomplete at the King and King Funeral Home Thursday.

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John C. Campbell John C. Campbell, 2407 Massachusetts, died May 2nd in the home of his daughter. Mrs. Helen Hill. Services were held May 5th in Mt Paran Baptist Church. A life resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Campbell was a member of the church in which services were

WINS AWARD AT OPEN HOUSE: Following the recent open house held by Planner House Homes Inc., at 2812 Schofield, the door prize was awarded to the lucky winner. Clarence C. Wood, director of the self-help housing development, presents a transistor radip to Mrs. Bessie M. Scott of 2153 Highland. Looking on is Mrs. Ida Edelen, personnel project director of Planner House Homes.

Thomas Swinea Funeral services for Thomas Swinea, 79. who died May 14 in his home, 2438 Sangster, were held n the King and King Funeral Home, with ourial in New Crown Cemetery. Born at Giles. Tenn., Mr. Swinea had lived In Indianapolis 45 years and was a member of Mt. Paran Baptist Church. Survivors include two brothers. Mitchell Swinea, Louisville, and Richard Swinea, Giles. Tenn., and a sister. Mrs. Ella Matthews, Indianapolis.

Mae B. Sims Mrs. Mae B. Sims, 32, 1102 E. Vermont, will be buried in Byhalia, Miss, following services which were to be held May 19 in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. Mrs. Sims was born at Byhalia, and had lived in Indianapolis 13 years. She was a member of Metropolitan Baptist Church Survivors include two daughters, Migses Minnie and Edith Sharp; a son, Robert S. Sharp; her father, William Hughes; two sisters and seven brother.

, , , , held, and was employed 40 years Kffic Childs of Youngstown, O.; by the New York Central Railroad eight grandchildren and 10 great- before retiring in 1955. grandchildren. Survivors include two other

laughters, Mrs. Rosemary Carpenter and Mrs. Frances Taylor, both of Indianapolis; a son, John Campbell, Pittsburgh, Pa.; a half-broth-er, James Robinson, Cleveland. O.; ten grandchildren and seven great-

grandchildren.

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Eva HuleVt Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Hulett, who died recently in her home, 2403 Oxford, were to be held May 21st at Second Christian Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery Mrs. Hulett was bom at Lexington, Ky., and had been a resident of Indianapolis 50 years. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Nellie Wooten; a brother, Dr. Isaac Hathaway, Alabama; three grandsons, John and Thomas Wooten, Indianapolis, and Walter Fadcliff, Cleveland, 14 great-grand-children and 3 great-great-grand-children.

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